Wireless Setup Guide
Budii
TM
Wireless Setup
By now you’ve used the
Quick Installation Guide
to connect Budii
TM
to
the Internet. The next step is to set up your computer to connect to the
internet wirelessly.
Before starting Wireless Setup, please ensure:
• You have set up Budii
TM
using the Quick Installation Guide.
• Budii
TM
is switched on in the same room as your computer.
• You’re using a wireless computer.
Let’s get started.
Firstly, you need to identify your unique wireless security key (WPA)
and wireless network name (SSID). These are located on the label at
the base of Budii
TM
.
It’s important you don’t share your wireless security key (WPA) with
anyone. You’ll need to enter this key during Wireless Setup.
Now, write down your wireless security key (WPA) and network name
(SSID) in the boxes to the right. These ID’s are case sensitive, so be
careful to write these codes exactly as they have been printed.
Your Operating System
Depending on your computer’s operating system, wireless setup will be done a little
differently. This guide includes instructions on wireless setup for Windows 8, Windows
7, Windows XP and Mac OSX. Jump to the option that reflects your operating system to
complete setup.
SSID
Wireless Security Key (WPA)
Wireless Network Name (SSID)
1.
Click on the
Wireless Network
icon in the system tray located in
the bottom right of your computer (figure 1).
2.
A menu will appear with the wireless networks currently in range.
Look for the name that matches the Wireless Network Name
SSID you wrote down above and click on it. Ensure the
Connect
Automatically
option is ticked and then click on the Connect
button (figure 2).
3.
Next, you’ll be required to enter your wireless security key (WPA).
This code is case sensitive so ensure it’s typed in exactly as you
wrote it down above, then press OK (figure 3).
4.
Click on the Wireless Network icon in your computer’s system
tray again to confirm the connection to your modem’s wireless
network. You should see the word “connected” next to the
wireless network name (figure 4).
5.
Connection to Budii’s wireless network is now complete. Try using
a browser to surf to a website.
figure 1
figure 2
figure 3
wireless network icon
figure 4
1.
Click on the
Start Menu
, open the
Connect To
menu item and
select
Wireless Network Connection
(figure 1).
2.
Once the
Wireless Network
Connection window appears, select
the wireless network name (SSID) you wrote down above. Next,
click the
Connect
button (figure 2).
3.
Next, you’ll be required to enter your wireless security key (WPA)
in the network key box. This code is case sensitive so enter it
exactly as you recorded it above (figure 3).
4.
In a few moments, your computer will have connected to the
wireless network. To confirm a connection has been made, click
on the wireless icon in the bottom right corner of your screen and
look for the connect status (figure 4).
5.
Connection to Budii’s network is now complete. Try using a
browser to surf to a website.
figure 1
figure 2
figure 3
figure 4
1.
On the top menu bar, click the
AirPort
icon and select the
Turn
AirPort On
option (figure 1).
2.
After a moment, your computer will list the available wireless
networks, select the wireless network name (SSID) you wrote
down above.
3.
Next, you’ll be required to enter your wireless security key (WPA).
This code is case sensitive so enter it exactly as you recorded
it above. Don’t forget to tick the “Remember this network” box
(figure 3).
4.
Click the
AirPort
icon and confirm you are connected to the newly
created wireless network. Observe the
tick
next to the network
name (figure 4).
5.
Connection to Budii
’
s network is now complete. Try using a
browser to surf to a website.
figure 1
figure 2
figure 3
figure 4
Hooray!
You’ve successfully connected your computer wirelessly.
Having trouble?
If you’re still experiencing problems please contact iiNet Support for assistance.
iiNet provides free technical support for Budii
TM
.
Apple iPad and Android users, please refer to the manual for help in connecting to
Budii
TM
over wifi.
Model: GGDV711-AZ
Budii 7-port GE DECT wireless VOIP Modem
N27865
IDL00014
Designed by iiNet Labs in Australia Made in Taiwan
LAN MAC: XXXXXXXXXXXX
WAN MAC: XXXXXXXXXXXX
S/N:AYYWWGGDXXXXX
WPA:XXXXXXXX
SSID:XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Budii device code: XXXXXXXXXX
6.
WPA
WINDOWS
8
WINDOWS
7
WINDOWS
XP
MAC
OSX
MAC
OSX
WINDOWS
XP
WINDOWS
7
The following information provides an
easy, step-by-step guide to setting up
your wireless network.
WINDOWS
8
figure 1b
wireless network icon
1.
Click on the
Desktop
icon (figure 1a) on the start menu, then click
on the
Wireless Network
icon in the system tray located in the
bottom right of your computer (figure 1 b).
2.
A menu will appear with the wireless networks currently in range.
Look for the name that matches the Wireless Network Name
SSID you wrote down above and click on it. Ensure the
Connect
Automatically
option is ticked and then click on the Connect
button (figure 2).
3.
Next, you’ll be required to enter your wireless security key (WPA).
This code is case sensitive so ensure it’s typed in exactly as you
wrote it down above, then press OK (figure 3).
4.
You’ll be asked if you want to share data between computers on
your home network. Click on the option that suits you.
5.
Click on the Wireless Network icon in your computer’s system
tray again to confirm the connection to your modem’s wireless
network. You should see the word “connected” next to the
wireless network name (figure 4).
6.
Connection to Budii’s wireless network is now complete. Try using
a browser to surf to a website.
figure 2
figure 3
figure 4
iiNet Support
1300 860 951
support@iinet.net.au
iiNet Business Support
13 24 49
bizsupport@iinet.net.au
Westnet Support
1300 786 068
support@westnet.com.au
TransACT Support
13 30 61
support@transact.com.au
Internode Support
13 66 33
support@internode.on.net
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